One Big Bite

The Fever Brothers, Book 3

By: Michele Mills

Narrated by: Justin James

“Who stole my lunch?”

Cannibal’s carefully packed work lunches keep disappearing, day after day. Only his. Grrr. Someone obviously appreciates expert cooking, but this constant thievery is about to throw him into a berserker rage. He has to track down this atrocity.

“Don’t feed it,” his brothers warn, “you’ll just encourage it to scavenge.”

But Cannibal can’t stay away, because someone, or something, is hiding in an abandoned section of the Illibrium mine and stealing his food! This has to stop, now. But as he leaves prepared lunches for the mysterious female with the luscious scent, he finds himself moving deeper into the old mine, needing to ascertain her safety...and finally he comes face-to-face with the female he’s been feeding. He’s found her. And she’s...a human female of royal pigment?

Oh hell, she’s too good for him.

They’ll never let him touch her. They’ll never let him keep her. He wants her as his bride, but he can’t.

But he’ll die trying.

©2021 Michele Mills (P)2021 Michele Mills

Enjoyed it

I was impressed with the level of detail.
The narrator did a good enough job.

Amazing

Loved this story. The narration was great. Cannibal is missing his lunches but what he finds is way better then lunch. I enjoyed this story and love the Fever brothers can wait to listen to the next story.

so cute! 😍

Cannibal is so sweet! He's rescues and cares for a human woman who has alot of secrets. secrets can be dangerous hidden in a mine. how can he save her, keep her and mate her before another species comes to kill her?

Great story, Not so great narrator

First off, this is a fast paced. fun, and sexy story. I've yet to read a story by Michele Mills that I didn't enjoy. However, the narrator leaves alot to be desired. While his voice conjures up walking New Orleans in the evening, it doesn't fit the story. As well, his attempts at various voices is atrocious! I'd happily listen to him read a story straight.... as long as it was set in the South.

Excellent

All the Fever brothers have been great. I really liked this one and can't wait for the next. I just want more of Michele Mills stories.